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Productivity
Systems, frameworks, and habits for getting meaningful work done.
Systems, frameworks, and habits for getting meaningful work done.
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Teachers connected to Productivity.
TeacherAlex Finn — AI Education, Vibe Coding & the 1% Better Philosophy
Alex Finn was a bored 30-year-old software engineer at HubSpot when he started an anonymous Twitter account in 2022. A viral thread …
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TeacherAllie K. Miller
Allie K. Miller teaches and advises on AI in business. Her website and AI with ALLIE newsletter bring together practical learning …
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TeacherBrian Buffini - Referral Business, Real Estate Coaching & Relationship Sales
Start here for Brian Buffini videos on referral-based real estate, relationship selling, business coaching, time management, money …
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TeacherBrian Casel
Brian Casel is a designer, developer and entrepreneur who shares his work through writing, videos and podcasts. His teaching …
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TeacherBrian Tracy — Eat That Frog, Goals!, The Psychology of Selling
Brian Tracy is a Canadian-American sales trainer, productivity author, and professional speaker whose 80+ books have sold over 10 …
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TeacherClaire Vo
Claire Vo builds ChatPRD, hosts How I AI and shares written examples of her AI workflows. Her work connects product building, …
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TeacherDan Martell — Buy Back Your Time, SaaS Academy, and the Leverage Playbook
Dan Martell is a Canadian entrepreneur, angel investor, and coach who has trained more than 1,000 B2B SaaS founders through SaaS …
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TeacherDarren Hardy - The Compound Effect, Consistency, Habits, and Success Mentoring
Darren Hardy's core self-growth value is the compound effect: small choices, repeated consistently, become the future. It is Jim …
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TeacherDavid Ondrej
David Ondrej publishes videos and public resources about AI coding agents and software projects. His GitHub work includes a …
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TeacherGreg Isenberg
Greg Isenberg is an entrepreneur who writes and hosts conversations about internet businesses, communities and AI-assisted work. His …
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TeacherIgor Pogany
Igor Pogany is Head of AI Education at AI Advantage. He publishes practical AI teaching through The AI Advantage YouTube channel, …
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TeacherJason Zhou
Jason Zhou publishes AI tutorials as AI Jason. His website connects written guides and original videos about research agents, …
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TeacherJeff Su
Jeff Su creates AI, productivity and career learning resources for working professionals. His website brings together written …
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TeacherLiam Ottley
Liam Ottley is an AI business builder and creator. He publishes business workflow examples through his video channel and Liam's …
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TeacherMatt Shumer
Matt Shumer writes about AI agents and shares software experiments through his personal site and Something Big Is Happening. He also …
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TeacherMatt Wolfe
Matt Wolfe is an AI and technology creator, the creator of Future Tools, and a host of The Next Wave podcast. His official site …
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TeacherMatthew Berman
Matthew Berman is the creator of Forward Future, an AI publication and video channel covering tools, models and practical …
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TeacherNate Herk
Nate Herk, whose full name is Nate Herkelman, is an AI automation creator and educator. He publishes teaching on AI agents, n8n …
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TeacherNathaniel Whittemore
Nathaniel Whittemore, known as NLW, hosts The AI Daily Brief and founded Superintelligent. His work combines AI news analysis with …
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TeacherNick Saraev
Nick Saraev is a developer and educator who publishes AI and automation resources. His website includes original writing on agency …
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TeacherRachel Hollis - Books, Podcast, Goals, and Confidence
Rachel Hollis belongs in the women-authors and practical growth lane: goals, routines, ambition, resilience, confidence, and …
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TeacherRiley Brown
Riley Brown shares demonstrations of building apps with AI coding tools. His public material includes an interval-timer example and …
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TeacherRowan Cheung
Rowan Cheung is the founder of The Rundown and hosts interviews with people working in the AI industry. His publisher offers AI …
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TeacherSabrina Ramonov
Sabrina Ramonov creates public lessons on AI prompts, agents and automation. Her written tutorials explain content workflows and …
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TeacherTim Ferriss - Lifestyle Design, Fear Setting, Productivity, and Experiments
Tim Ferriss is the experimenter of modern self-growth: test the assumptions, define the fear, design the lifestyle, learn faster, …
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TeacherTina Huang
Tina Huang creates learning resources about AI, coding, careers and self-study. Her writing connects technical learning with project …
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TeacherTristen O'Brien - Every Day AI, Claude Agents & Practical AI Videos
Start here for Tristen O'Brien's Every Day AI channel: Claude agents, Claude Code, AI tool explainers, practical workflow …
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TeacherWes Roth
Wes Roth publishes AI reporting and analysis through Natural 20 and his YouTube channel. His coverage includes AI models, tools, …
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Video lessons and playlists for Productivity.
Guided LessonAdmiral McRaven: Check Readiness for a Demanding Day
Choose one ordinary readiness check, define what complete means, and test whether it serves the demands of your actual day.
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Guided LessonAlex Finn: Shrink an AI App Idea to One User Task
What is the smallest useful task my first AI-built app should help someone complete?
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Guided LessonAllie K. Miller: Show the Evidence for Your AI Skills
What can I show, rather than assume, about my ability to use AI at work?
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Guided LessonAllie K. Miller: Write the Workflow Before Automating It
How can I turn a repeated task into instructions someone else can follow?
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Guided LessonBrian Casel: Break an AI Coding Request Into Reviewable Changes
How do I ask AI for a coding change I can understand, test and revise?
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Guided LessonBrian Tracy: Choose One Important Task Before the Small Ones
List the tasks competing for your attention.
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Guided LessonBuild Better Habits
A practical lesson on making habits easier, clearer, and more durable by changing cues, environment, identity, and friction.
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Guided LessonClaire Vo: Test an AI Interface With One Saved Result
How can I check whether an AI feature is understandable without changing its output every time?
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Guided LessonClaire Vo: Write Triage Rules That Leave Room for Uncertainty
How can I sort requests without treating an uncertain label as a decision?
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Guided LessonDan Martell: Document One Recurring Task
Choose a repeat task that needs clearer instructions, capture the decisions it requires, and check the instructions during real use.
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Guided LessonDavid Ondrej: Write a Project Brief an AI Coder Can Check
What should I write down before asking an AI coding assistant to change a project it does not yet understand?
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Guided LessonEarl Nightingale: Make Time for a Worthwhile Interest
Examine an interest, choose a useful piece of exploration, and make room for it without ignoring existing commitments.
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Guided LessonElon Musk: Test an AI Answer Against a Known Result
How can I check an AI answer when its confident wording gives me no reason to trust it?
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Guided LessonFei-Fei Li: Ask What an AI Benchmark Measures
When an AI system has an impressive score, how can I tell whether that score answers my question?
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Guided LessonGreg Isenberg: Find the Work Before Building an AI App
How can I turn an interesting AI business idea into a small problem I can actually investigate?
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Guided LessonHow to Lock In (for Real)
A Chris Williamson lesson on focus, procrastination, single-goal seasons, and choosing the next physical action when fear is hiding …
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Guided LessonIgor Pogany: Save a Prompt You Can Retest
How can I reuse a useful AI prompt without carrying old facts or hidden assumptions into a new task?
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Guided LessonJason Zhou: Check a Research Agent's Evidence Before Using Its Report
How do I turn an AI research report into evidence I can actually check?
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Guided LessonJeff Su: Separate Meeting Decisions From Action Items
How do I turn meeting notes into a useful AI-assisted brief without inventing decisions, owners or deadlines?
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Guided LessonJocko Willink: Debrief a Project Handoff
Review how shared work passed from one person to another, compare expectations with events, and agree on one process change to test.
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Guided LessonJono Catliff: Give Different Inputs a Common Shape
How can I prepare messages from different places so an AI assistant can work with them without losing the source or inventing …
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Guided LessonLiam Ottley: Write a One-Page Business Context Brief
What does an AI assistant need to know about a business before drafting for it?
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Guided LessonMarie Kondo: Prepare a Category-Based Tidying Session
Identify your own belongings across locations and prepare a workable tidying session that respects shared space and other people's …
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Guided LessonMatt Shumer: Keep Evidence for Each AI Revision
How can I tell whether an AI revision improved the actual work, and keep a record that explains what changed?
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Guided LessonMatt Wolfe: Turn dots and Muse News Into One Useful Test
Which small task would show whether a new AI assistant is useful to me?
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Guided LessonMatthew Berman: Compare AI Tools on the Same Useful Task
How do I compare AI tools without letting a polished answer decide for me?
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Guided LessonMove 10x Faster in Life
A Chris Williamson and Alex Hormozi lesson on decision speed, attention cost, repetition, work capacity, and turning learning into …
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Guided LessonNate Herk: Prove the Task Before Giving It to Grok Bot
Can I show what a correct result looks like before I delegate this task?
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Guided LessonNathaniel Whittemore: Name Your AI Agent Deal-Breaker
Which requirement must an AI agent meet before I spend time trying it?
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Guided LessonNick Saraev: Count the Upkeep Before Automating
How can I compare the work an automation removes with the work it creates?
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Guided LessonNick Saraev: Keep the Customer's Question in View
How can I track a customer request without losing the question that needs my judgment?
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Guided LessonRich Roll: Examine a Workweek Before Changing Direction
Use concrete moments from your current workweek to distinguish the activity you want to change from the conditions around it.
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Guided LessonRiley Brown: Turn a Prototype into Observable Checks
How do I tell whether an AI-built prototype does the job I intended?
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Guided LessonRowan Cheung: Map an AI Announcement to a Checkable Workflow
When an AI announcement promises a new way to work, how can I tell what would actually happen in my task?
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Guided LessonSabrina Ramonov: Answer One Buyer Question Clearly
How can I draft a useful customer FAQ without turning unknown details into promises?
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Guided LessonSabrina Ramonov: Review AI Social Copy Against Its Source
How can I tell whether AI-generated social copy still says what its source actually supports?
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Guided LessonTina Huang: Explain and Change One AI-Generated Function
Can I explain and change a small piece of AI-generated code, rather than only get it to run?
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Guided LessonTristen O'Brien: Preserve the Ask When Rewriting a Message
How can I make an AI-assisted message clearer without changing what I am asking?
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Guided LessonWes Roth: Write an AI Agent Handoff You Can Review
What must an agent return so I can check its work and decide the next action?
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